Freehold Meeting Questions New County Court House Plans
Citizens of Freehold township meeting in Fordsville consider the proposed $125,000 court house project. They recommend a public vote by taxpayers, demand open consideration of location changes, and urge broader county input before construction proceeds. Committees to publish resolutions are named.
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Lorrsvi la Lee
Freehold Township
Fottsville
C. A. Wheelock
E. Darrow
Hiram Monroe
Sylvester Pierce
Thomas Baker
WueErsens
Court of Quarter Sessions
Warren
Daniel Lott
Cyrus Monroe
Eb. M. Church
Ek. M. Church
Reques
General Assembly of
Pennsylvania
Davis
Lounsbury
Mead
Alson Rogers
Pleasant
Court House
Sheffield
A. H. Barnes
Pine Grove
John Russel
Freehold
Lottsville
Kinzua
Sterling Green
Limestone
Averill
Southwert
Warner Perry
Eldred
Sanford
Glade
Glade City
Sugar Grove
F. K. Alvord
Corydon
Pittsfeld
J. L. Acocks
Cherry Grove
Josiah Farnsworth
Farmington
West’ Corners
United States
Ss. W. Davis
Bridge Destruction and Election Date Change
Ice thaw destroys several bridges below Warren including the new Tionesta bridge carried away January 17. Franklin and Meadville iron bridges were swept by ice, Yoxburg pier collapsed. Parker's Landing damaged. Election proclamation changes voting day to February 11 to aid lumbermen.
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Warren
Tionesta
Franklin
French Creek
Meadville
Yoxburg
Parker’s Landing
Government as Patron of Art Sparks Capitol Review
Washington reports critique of the Capitol art program detailing Powells and Trumbull works, the Weir Vanderly Chapman panels, fresco costs, and a 1872 treasury update showing rising government receipts and spending, with portraits of Perry, Washington, and Lafayette amid debates on merit and national taste.
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Talleyrand
Wm. H. Powells
Rotunda
Congress
Capitol
Perry
Lake Erie
Powells
Joint Committee On Library
Washington
Senate
Commodore Perry
Bierstadt
Church
Innis
Kensett
Trumall
Col
John Trumbull
Connecticut
Yee Bull
Lord Cornwallis
Burgoyne
John Vanderly
Henry Inman
Robert Weir
John G. Chapman
America
United States
Weir
Vanderlyn
Chapman
Pocahontas
Inman
Europe
Vanderly
Columbus
Paris
Marius
Carthage
Napoleon
Wm. H. Powell
Powell
de Soto
Mississippi
Naturalibus
Chepultpec
Walker
Mexico
Hall of Representatives
Lafayette
Parise
Ary Scheffer
Stuart
Sully
Moran
Yellowstone
Henry Clay
Ashland
Brumidis
Emanuel Leutze
Leutze
Susan B. Anthony
Rochester
Lincoln Hall
Dr. Mary
Susan B
Susan
Treasury Department
The Christian Weekly 1875 plans new portraits and engravings
The Christian Weekly for 1875 will feature new portraits of eminent men and a new eastern life sketches series by Dr. C S Robinson. Subscribers to Arthur's Home Magazine will receive a steel engraving titled The Christian Graces. Peters' Musical Monthly offers rich music value for readers. Local rail and building news, Alopaca plans in Jamestown, and various town reports follow with notes on improvements, public works, and fires.
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Christian Weekly
Beecher
Spurgeon
Lowell Mason
C. S. Robinson
John S. C. Abbott
Arthur’s Home Magazine
C & Arthur & Son
Philadelphia
Peters’ Musical Monthly
J. L. Peters
Broadway
N. Y
Citizens urged to oppose liquor licenses countywide
The following names have consented to address fellow citizens over the next two weeks to oppose liquor licenses as duties allow. Honorables and clergy listed include S P Johnson W D Brown C W Stone and many others with notes that further responses may come. W A Rankin chairman Ledger and Tidioute Journal.
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S. P. Johnson
W. D. Brown
C. W. Stone
Fred Hooker
W. M. Lindsey
B. Sutherland
Ww. Lehnar
L. T. Parmilee
W. F. Dalrymple
W. A. Rankin
Ledger and Tidioute Journal
Beecher denies theatre endorsement in Warren program note
Henry Ward Beecher writes a clear denial that he ever endorsed theatre bills circulated with his name. The Warren Dramatic Association faces trouble as manager Bailey departs with part of the proceeds, and other local notices cover lectures, pardons, oil prospects, and public licenses amid a busy week.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Warren
H. W. Beecher
Corry
Brown
Mr. Bailey
Atlantic and Great Western timetable excerpt
Eastward and westward train schedules list stops from Corry to New York, with connections at Corning Binghamton and Cleveland. Details include departure and arrival times, and notes on through service No 12 No 8 No 1 No 3, ticketing rules and routes via Atlantic and Great Western Broad Gauge Route. I. D. Barton is Genl Supt Meadville Pa.
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Josenseres Corry
Nzeweenes
Jamestown
Salamanca
Hornellsville
Corning
Elmira
Sea Wa
Binghamton
New York
Albany
BoSton
Rochester
N. Y. Central Road
Springfield
Worcester
New England
Cleveland
Cincinni
Cincinnati
Louisville
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Mississippi
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Far West
Toledo
Chicago
Milwauwaukee
Omaha
Northwest
Winter Time Table for Philadelphia & Erie Rail Road 1872
The Philadelphia and Erie Rail Road announces the winter timetable effective Sunday October 27 1872. Westward trains include Mail Train leaving Philadelphia at 11 40 p m with stops at Warren and Corry and arrival at Erie plus the Erie Express departing Philadelphia at 12 40 p m and arriving Erie via Warren and Corry. Eastward schedule begins next.
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Philadelphia & Erie Rail Road
Philadelphia
Warren
Corry
Erie
Erie Express
Erie Mall
Irvington
Oil Creek
Allegheny R. R
Irvineton
Allegheny
R. R. W. Warren
LS & Msr
OC & A Rrw
Oc&a
Mountain
Kane
Elmira Mail
Niagara Express
Williamsport
WM. A. Baldwin
Train Schedule Fragments from Titusville to Dunkirk and Erie
A fragmented timetable lists multiple daily trains between Titusville and Dunkirk with arrivals and departures at towns such as Warren, Fentonville, Pitts Ex, and A G Cross. It notes Erie Railway time and compares Warren time, credited to Thayer as General Superintendent.
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Titusville
Garland
Pittsfield
Youngsville
Irvington
Warren
Russelburg
Fentonville
A & G Cross
Falconer’s
Fredonia
Dunkirk
A&g Cross’g
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Warren Mail
Home Matters
Sengerbund Society
Roscoe Hall
Dance of the Red Men
Jackson Hall
Burgess
Greenville
Mercer County
State Agricultural Society
Washington, D. C
the Weir, Chapman and Vanderlyn Pictures
Eee
Gee Ieee
Quito
Literary Notices
Rochester & State Line
R. R
Ellicottville Union
State Line
R R
Baker-stand
A. D. Wood
High Street
Wim. Myers
David Grindley
Hickory Street
Rowland Bros
Alopaca
D. B. Bernard
E. W. Scott
Scott House
Facundas
Fagundas
Joseph W. Jones
Grant
John Smith
Smith
Parkers’ Landing
Opera House
Curtis
Naval Academy
Hepburn
Allegheny Valley
Odd Fellows Home Association of
Western Pennsylvania
The
Segond Presbyterian Church Society of
South Oil City
Local Opticon Law
A. M. Griswold
Reese’s Eddy
Charley Dinsmoor
Mr. Griswold
Geary
T. J. Spencer
Warren County
Western Penitentiary
Ss. P. Johnson
A. Wetmore
James Dennison
H. Allen
Matilda. Toby
L. T. Parmlee
Robert Dennison
R. Brown
H. A. Jamieson
Frank D. Reeves
G. W. Allen
Spencer
Loca
James Catlin
Tidioute
Lukens
Elk
Jacob Macks
Hatche’s
Stoneham
Capt. Dingley
Dingley
A. Wise
Carver House
New Brighton
Beaver Falls
Jerome Davis
I. M. Gross & CO
Johnson
R. H. Johnson
Atlantic and Great Western
Leavittsburg
AKPOM
Mansfield
Galion
Rm Urbana
Dayton
Igorm
Kansas City
Flas Ann Bhai
Milwaukee
I. D. Barton
Meadville, Pa
W. B. Shattuc
Dunkirk, Warren and
Pittsburgh
Cc. A. Clute
GER
NG North
SG South
Pitts Ex Oil C Ex
Erie Railway
Thayer
Gen
tSupt
Music Store
Aldridge & van Fleet
Warren and
Vicinity
Keystone Block
Warren Pa
J. Esthey & Co’s
GEO. A. Prince
Cottage
bBuftalo
Aesirea
Nesmith & Hertzel
New Block
Warren Savings Bank
Holt & Smith
C. South
Scott Houwze
Nesmith & Keller
Aper-Hangings
Rieti One
Variety Hall
Warren, PA
N. M. Peterson & CO
Ealers
Tayl Warren
Tds
Messn
H. S. Thomas
Main St
Wats, Caps, &C
Qype Ocligs
Mercantile
P. Duff & Sons
Cy Articlo
Variety
A. Newkirk
Front Street
Episcopal Church
Wese
OLD Exchange
L. R. Sekar'es
Carver
East Warren
Inquuire
Clark & Noyes
Yay
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